Last updated: 10 February 2026
"Exceptional activities and programmes along with a happy, supported staff team, although they sometimes use agency workers to cover shifts."
People felt safe living at the service and were protected from risks relating to their care and welfare. Staff knew how to recognise the signs of abuse and were aware of actions to take if they felt people were at risk.
People benefitted from living at a service that had an open and friendly culture and from a staff team that were happy in their work.
Staff said there were usually enough staff at all times to do their job safely and efficiently. Where they needed additional staff to fill shifts the service employed agency staff that were known to the service and knew the people living there.
Staff training was up to date and staff felt they received the training they needed to carry out their work safely and effectively. All mandatory training was up to date or dates had been scheduled where the training was due.
Staff were happy working at the service. They felt supported by the registered manager and local managers and thought the training and support they received helped them to do their job well.
The service employed two activity co-ordinators who delivered an exceptional and varied activity schedule that all staff were involved in developing and delivering.
Staffing levels are okay but they sometimes use agency workers to cover shifts.
Where they needed additional staff to fill shifts the service employed agency staff that were known to the service and knew the people living there.
AI Generated
Last inspected: September 2018
Management Quality
Well-led: Good
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